Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-11
NATIONAL TOPICS.

Montana's Prospects for Admission to
the Union Stevenson's Chances
Bla and the Pension Bureau
Montana's Horsefesh will Beat the
ul World.
Col. C. G. Bradshaw, who left Butte for
East the fifth of last month and who
pdem- ed the fifth instant, was met by a
Tying ~1otative Of The M1NEB yesterday,
hpa' ple.e matters Of interest to the gen.
erin OF t. were gathered from him.
iwn stoa," said the reporter. lit was
ST. the evening paper that you had
gone East to get Judge Galbraith'a posi-
ton as associate justice of Montana. Is
there any truth in the report ?"
The Colonel laughed. "Why, bless your
7n0t6nT or P6LTTics
since l left. l ask no Federal appointment
and want none. Why. I was among those
who recommended Judge Galbraith's reten-
tlon in bis office. at least until his term
shall expire: I am surprised that such q
cloth" 1"no'e
That point being settled, Colonel" said
Ine reporter, may l presume so far upon
your good nature as to ask What Won sav
n learned while East that would he of
interest to the readers of The MINER"
certainly you may" replied the Col. {
onei' i learned several things which will
De received by your readers with pleasure.
Whlle In Washington I conversed with sew.
eral prominent and
INFLUENTIAL |
VINO expressed themselves as being heartily
IN favor OF the admission of Montana into
the Union of States. Among them was
Mr.. Springer, Chairman of the House Com.
mlttee on Territories. This gentlemen nm.
hes'tatingly declared himself in favor If
the admission of Montana in the near IN.
ture, and stated it wat his intention To
Vlslt this and other Territories during the
present. summer in order to inform himself
Oh cnelr condition and to learn the senti- |
menu OF the people concerning their desire {
s'a1enooa. can assure you Montana I
FILLS A LARGE SPACE /,
n the eyes OF Eastern people, and every {
is besieged with questions mn. j
they learn all about the country or wear 9
'ut his patience. while at Washington" :
'ontlnued the Colonel, II visited nv old
friend, General A. K. Stevenson
:lrst Assistant Postmaster General. And Il
,gn1 mere can give you a pointer. General q
'oevenson 's frequently and iavorably t
IN the East as q possible candi. O
ate upon the Democratic ticket for Vice .
lesioent. he a an immense patronage -
: ms disposal-the appointment of Ii. U
Postmasters. leaving but 5000 Pres. h
entail appointments. The General has "
THE FACULTY L.;
making everyone feel at home and at tx
Use IN his presence, and whether the ann,;. tx
mt gains bis appointment or not. he s'
AYES bearing none but the friendliest feel. -. ~
6 Tor General Stevenson. The Camera, ;. 81
gentleman OF high character and a..
ability, and the Democratic
Try couid make no mistake by nominat- an
mn ior the second place on the Presi. m,
n'iai tlcket. There is another matter -
lrned which may interest many OF vour !" ".
aders: l visited the Pension Bureau OF
der the efficient supervision OF General fol
ack' the head OF the bureau, the business gu
the bureau is completed raj
RIGHT Up TO DATE. Ser
nslou claims are examined, considered ho]
passed upon within twentv.four jun
ars alter their reception and claimants Toe
o now subject to the long DELAYS IN,
len laced them under the old regime. T and
0 met Mr.. John H. Oberly, of Illinois. 6 O
' CHAIRMAN OF the civil service commits. Tn
q. In the discharge Of the dut;e. al
J position Mr.. Oberly DISPLAYS Tho s.w
itude. tact and ability which charactar0 N
MIN IN his eight years chairman.h;n ~ do,
Democratic Central COMMITTEES of mi. -
). his good nature and love of ina. ''
VI JUS and
meet
MAKE HIM A FAvoRITE the
l all. AND l may say that the ponu. NOR
" OF MI. Cleveland's administration ia the
due to the pure and good mon whom veig
mas drawn around him. They reflect ~ ). VI
or upon the administration and the ev;d
= they represent. OF course while east was
ated several fine horse breeding farms. mart
know ! love q good horse and I eat +
20 sone - ICY "yseii the pleasure of the
ing the farms l visited was that al NJ ue"n
70 and Commodore Kittson near Phil. tie.
+h" uone OF 1roquois and only
rNc1 ~. over some OF hum.
rANSfhsT HORSES BILE 6
hat do you think of the record soma with
If Montana horses are making in the much
p, asked the reno-t.- - W" rupte
will eventually beat the world .n,
horeedesh. 1t has all the essentials oil IN,
and endurance in it's climate and wish
%, ana 70 make the perfect horse. must
III a. ~ ~ a. ;oA Us a great country, given
- th..s :. =. ! snail tie TO It. Crane
- .I ~ reluark tne Colonel turned Mr.. M
"uAAO VIC I0DOTVcT CQA0k00 him fnt voNo~,,,